Linux-on-Mac seller aims to fill void

Big Iron runs on Power: Power Chips "niche" is high end processing. Everything IBM sells
above their upper entry level boxes runs on Power chips. They've
had 128 processor machines for at least 2 years.

x86 is a great architecture. But Intel/AMD's market, in the grand
scheme of things, is low end processing.; Posted by: Otto_Delete Posted on: 08/23/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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didn't you know Monkey_MCSE | 08/23/05

opteron bus doh123 | 08/23/05

The same niche as always. hulse_kevin | 08/23/05

Big Iron runs on Power Otto_Delete | 08/23/05

Top 10 Systems Maurice_z | 08/23/05

Simple (minded) answer Roger Ramjet | 08/24/05

Hey Genius! ShadeTree | 08/24/05

linsux on crapple Tommy Gun | 08/23/05

Now, now, Tommy. Judas I. | 08/23/05

You are right MacGeek2121 | 08/23/05

Branch out Roger Ramjet | 08/24/05

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